StarCrossed

2020

GenresAdventure, Indie, Action, Shooter, Top-Down Perspective, Single Player, Multiplayer

AvailableFeb 11, 2020

PlatformNintendo Switch, Xbox One, PC

DeveloperContigo Games

Overview

StarCrossed is an action arcade game with a magical girl aesthetic and a cooperative twist! Join our cast of 5 space-faring heroes as they travel across the stars, working together to strengthen their bond and defeat a looming evil that threatens the Nova galaxy! It’s time to team up, get sparkly, and take out the bad guys!

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4 reviews found

Video Chums

May 4, 2020

If you want to enjoy a challenging co-op game with a friend then Star Crossed is here to thoroughly test your gaming abilities.Star Crossed gameplay video → More Local Multiplayer Indie Games Spuds Unearthed Review PlayStation 4 ★★★☆☆ There's a surprising amount of real-time strategy games for PlayStation VR but is the odd Spuds Unearthed worthwhile? Spuds Unearthed has you stand in a command centre as you throw little critters onto the battlefield ahead.

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LadiesGamers.com

May 20, 2020

StarCrossed is a fun colorful little arcade game. There’s something quite different here if you like the quick pick up and play arcade style game. It’s a little rough round the edges with awful voice acting and short story mode. Its biggest strength is in co-op but I had plenty of fun alone as well, trying to rack up the occasional high score in arcade mode. The developers have done a great job releasing a product on a small budget. My hope for them is this game leads to many more unique gameplay designs in the future. Good job.

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Arcadeberry

May 5, 2020

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NintendoWorldReport

May 1, 2020

While its character designs are overall cute (I love The Idol the most) and the gameplay has obvious potential, in the end it just sort of feels bland and samey the whole way through. An Arcade Mode is also present, but it’s really more of the same as the story mode, just running through endless waves of enemies until you die.

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